Best of Git — September 2021

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   freeCodeCamp·5y

   Git for Professionals

   Git for Professionals – Free Version Control Course by Beau Carnes. Beau Carnes is the author of the book Git: A Handbook for the Professionals. See www.git-for-prosperity.org for more information on Git for professionals.

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   CSS-Tricks·5y

   Creating the Perfect Commit in Git

   This article is part of our “Advanced Git’ series. Part 2: Branching Strategies in Git Part 3: Better Collaboration With Pull Requests Part 4: Rebase vs. Merge (Coming soon!) Part 6: Interactive Rebase Part 7: Using the Reflog to Restore Lost Commits.

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   DEV·5y

   PHP-backend Roadmap

   There are tons of tools in IT to ease programmers' workflow and make a product more efficient. But in the very beginning of honing PHP that might be such a puzzle to pick the right direction and instruments to learn first. A common solution for such problems now – roadmaps – visual sequences which answer the question "what to learn next?".

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   Hashnode·5y

   5 JetBrains plugins to upgrade the built-in Git support to the next level!

   JetBrains Git plugin comes bundled with all JetBrains IDEs. It's a full blown Git client in its own right with almost all the features of a standalone client such as SourceTree, Tower or GitKraken but built into the IDE. There are even more features you can enhance your IDE’s Git support with.

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   Hashnode·5y

   Cherry-Pick Your Teammate's Changes Without Push 'n Pull-ing To Your Repo In VS Code

   GitLive allows you to cherry-pick your teammate's changes straight from their local files. This means you don't have to push and pull to Git. Clicking on a file will open a diff of the changes so we can make sure it contains only the changes we need. Don't have GitLive installed yet? You can find it here.

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